On September 24, 2016, Unfound released the episode for Jason Jolkowski who went missing from Omaha, NE on June 13, 2001. Since then, and despite me avoiding superlatives in most forms, I have called Jason’s case the most mysterious Unfound has featured. So today, you will hear the original interview along with a new opening, summation, and summary for this still unsolved disappearance.
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Clinton Devon Nelson was a 21 year old from Princeton, LA. He had recently moved there to get to know his dad and work on an oil rig. On September 1, 2006, he attended a party thrown by a man he and his father knew. Accounts differ, but that night partygoers saw Clinton allegedly run off. He was never seen again.
Stephanie Ray Clemons was a 54 year old mother of 4 from Miramar, FL. She worked at a hospital and had two sisters. On the morning of May 20, 2018, a Sunday, Stephanie was at home. She spoke to her sister. Then Stephanie was later seen washing clothes at her apartment’s machines. She was never seen again.
